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5/24/07
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I find that getting a pup would probably give her a little boost; definitely add some years onto her life. I'd recommend a male. In this breed, the males are sweeter and there would not be an "Alpha" dog issue. Don't let him bite her or get too obnoxious. Time spent should be in small doses; always telling her she's the queen, how wonderful she is, etc., then disciplining the pup as needed and rewarding both. Some hit it off quickly; some take a few weeks. In the long run, it'll benefit both.
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Candace
Xanadu Kennels
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5/28/07
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i find that they seem to do well with a new pup to teach. I have mine in boy to girl pairs and they get along well. By the time he is old enough to be too dominant, she will have him trained the way she wants. She may be jealous at first, but chessies tend to get over that quickly
Robyn Haskin
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Robyn
Susqudilla Chesapeakes
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